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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1931

Page

14

Missionary Society Plans Youth theme at First Church Meeting

The June session of the Woman's Seer Society at the First Church met Wednesday the annex with Mrs. J. T. Jon presiding and the hymn Blessed Jesus. Mrs. E. M. Louthan led devotion as Mrs. O. V. Huffman sang. Circle No. 6 arranged the program focusing on Youth and Christ's Program with Mrs. A. H. Hurd, Mrs. Huffman, and Mr. R. E. Lazenby participating. A three-girl story featuring The Young Girl Mary Wascum Annie Ratcliffe and Martha Lazenby followed. Mrs. W. L. Kaylor sang Grateful O Lord with accompaniment by Mrs. B. D. Wascum. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.

Woman's Seer Society The First ‘ Church J. T. Jon Iled Jesus E. M. Louthan O. V. Huff Wy Uhe R. E. Lazenby Circle No. 6 Christ A. H. Hurd O. V. Huffman Mary Wascum Annie Ratcliffe Mrl Mise Martha Lazenby W. L Kaylor B. D. Wascum

Fidelis Class to Host Love Sister Meeting at Annex

The Fidelis class of the First Baptist Church will hold its regular monthly Love Sister meeting this evening at 7:30 at the annex. A delightful party will follow. each member is urged to bring one guest. Members are reminded to bring two 50 yard spools of thread.

First Baptist Church Annex

Officers Installed at First Christian Church

Dr Ben 8 Johnson led the installation service for the Woman's Missionary Union at First Christian Church on a Wednesday evening. Inducted officers included president Mrs I Cheyney first vice Mrs C H Abshire second vice Mrs T S Nichols third vice Mrs Ben 8 Johnson secretary Mrs Hugh Spangler treasurer Mrs BE 8S Pedigo librarian Mrs Jack Coles and World Call secretary Mrs R R Waltz. A musical program followed with Roy Kent violin solos Virginia Biven vocal solos and a solo by Mrs D C Mitchell. Refreshments for about ninety members and guests. visitor Mrs J H Rosenheim of Roanoke attended.

Ben 8. Johnson First Christian Church Woman's Missionary Union I. S. Nichola EB. P. Godbey C. H. Abshire T. S. Nichols Hugh Spangler Pedigo Jack Coles World Call R. R. Waltz D. C. Mitchell Roy Kent Gibson Morrisey Virginia Biven S. B. Chappell J. H. Rosenheim Roanoke

Choir Rehearsal at Bland Street Methodist Church

Rehearsal of the Bland Street Methodist Church choir tonight at 7 45 PM at the church with important work planned and a strong plea for all members to attend and be punctual.

Bland Street

Social visits and health trip details in Virginia itinerary

Miss Elizabeth Warrick visits friends in Richmond while Mrs. J. Cole and Mrs. J. B. Belcher with children Helen Betty and Charles return Friday from Farmville and Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. H. Weinberg travel to Atlantic City New York Richmond Va and other points for health reasons for Mr. Webbers.

Elizabeth Warrick Rogers Street Richmond J. Cole J. B. Belcher Helen Betty Charles Farmville

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